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COP 21 : Transport challenges

Prof. Dr. Cathy Macharis

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Content

I. Yes we should!

II. Yes we can!

III. How to keep up

the good work?

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I. Yes we should!

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Globalisation

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x100 in 40 years

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Depot Depot

MASSIFICATION

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Urbanisation

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41 66%

2050

Megacities

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Depot Depot

MASSIFICATION

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ATOMISATION

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11 Source: EU transport in figures, Statistical Pocketbook 2014, EC

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EU Objectives

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The gap between Business as Usual and EC emission targets

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1990 2030 2050

Trend

Target

Gap

Car emissions

CO2 emissions in 2050, 60% below 1990 levels (White paper)

CO2 emissions in 2050, no interventions

ΔCO2 = ΔMobility +

ΔEfficiency + ΔEnergy

Source: Hötl and Macharis, 2015

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II. Yes we can!

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Consumer Perception and Sustainability

6% 11% 8% 4%

4% 5%

5%

2% 3%

29%

43% 45%

16% 11%

39%

26% 26%

57% 44%

22% 15% 15% 25%

37%

Overall US UK China BrazilNone Weak Moderate Strong Very Strong

Accenture, 2012

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Who should take the biggest role?

0%5%

10%15%20%25%30%35%40%

Source: Lek Consulting

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Competitive Advantage

Cost

Customization

1950s 1990s

Quality

2015

Sustainability

Innovation

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Awareness

Anticipation Avoidance

Act and shift

4 A’s of sustainable transport

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Programmes & certification

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External cost calculator

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Source: MOBI, 2013

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Raw

materials

Production of

components

Assembly and

distribiution

Waste

Raw

materials

Refining

and

transport

Distribution

Usage

Life cycle assessment

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See CLEVER project

@ http://www.belspo.be/belspo/SSD/science/pr_transport_nl.stm

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Climate change

See CLEVER project

@ http://www.belspo.be/belspo/SSD/science/pr_transport_nl.stm Cathy Macharis, VUB-MOBI

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Awareness

Anticipation Avoidance

Act and shift

4 A’s of sustainable transport

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Product Compaction

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2007

Less volume shipped - Same value

2012

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Packaging compaction

Before redesign:

• 252 bags on a pallet

• 61.905 pallets shipped to

Ikea per year

After:

• 360 bags on a pallet

• 43.334 pallets

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Use your capacity

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European trucks are half empty!

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160 billion euros

20%

50%

100%

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

% Load factor

Cost of inefficiency

Source: Eurostat Data compiled by F Cruyssen

www.co3-project.eu

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External

(other

organisations)

External

(Competitors)

External

(Clients)

External

(Suppliers)

Internal Horizontal

Collaboration

Vertical

Collaboration

Supply Chain Cooperation

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MOBI for Innoviris, 2011-2014

City distribution center

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-27% vehiclekms -1% of all flows

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Awareness

Anticipation Avoidance

Act and shift

4 A’s of sustainable transport

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City barge transport

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LAMBIT is online

www.voortophetspoor.be

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SYNCHROMODAL

TRANSPORT PLANNING

infrastructure & vehicle capacity

transport service requirements & flexibility levels

SUPPLY DEMAND

transport operators & network managers

senders & receivers

transport planners

capacity matching model

vehicle performance estimation

dynamic routing

trust & cooperation mechanisms

(dynamic) MODE CHOICE

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Cargo Bikes

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68%

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Night distribution

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Awareness

Anticipation Avoidance

Act and shift

4 A’s of sustainable transport

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Electric vehicles

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Total Cost of Ownership

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0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

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Diesel RenaultNew Kangoo

Express

Electric RenaultKangoo ZE

Diesel MercedesSprinter

Electric SmithEdison

TCO

(€

uro

cen

ts p

er

km)

Source: VUB-MOBI, 2015

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Sustainability

Sustainable

Logistics

Growth

Efficiency

Employment

Competivity

Choice

Climate change

Air quality

Noise

Land use

Biodiversity

Waste

Safety

Health

Accessibility

Equity

Economy

Society Environment

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III. How to keep up the good

work?

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The climate change battle continues!

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Possible solutions

Economical Ecological Social Awareness! Internalisation of external costs + ++ +

Programmes & Certification ++ + +

Avoid! Optimisation of loading factors ++ +++ +

Horizontal & Vertical Cooperation ++ +++ +++

Urban Distribution center & Alternative Consolidation schemes -/+ +++ ++

Act! City barge transport & Pallets +/- +++ ++

Cargo Tram +/- +++ ++

Night time deliveries + ++ -

Anticipate! Natural Gas + + +

Electric Vehicles + +++ ++

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Economical Ecological Social Awareness! Internalisation of external costs + ++ +

Programmes & Certification ++ + +

Avoid! Optimisation of loading factors ++ +++ +

Horizontal & Vertical Cooperation ++ +++ +++

Urban Distribution center & Alternative Consolidation schemes -/+ +++ ++

Act! City barge transport & Pallets +/- +++ ++

Cargo Tram +/- +++ ++

Night time deliveries + ++ -

Anticipate! Natural Gas + + +

Electric Vehicles + +++ ++

Possible solutions

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Why it fails

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Why it fails

The list is long:

•Leiden

•Malaga

•Nuremberg

•Utrecht

….

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Multi Actor Multi Criteria Analysis (MAMCA)

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Multi Actor View

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Multi Actor Multi Criteria Analysis

(MAMCA)

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Real time workshops

MOSI - Transport & Logistics 54 www.mamca.be

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Conclusion

• Yes we should!

• Yes we can!:

–Awareness

–Avoid

–Act and shift

–Anticipate

• Let’s work together:

–Actor involvement

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